Diamond Engagement Rings Specialist

Take the hardest and most wanted gem stone and add to it the amazing power of the laser and what you get can blow you mind away. You would think that it would be a great stride forward just to inscribe each diamond so that they could be easily identified. Imagine all the salient details like the carat, where you bought it and when you bought it being inscribed in a microscopic little corner of each stone. Now that would be technology being used to such a great advantage.

However, this technology has just opened up the floodgates of possibilities. Suddenly, there are so many more things that you can do with this amazing idea. And a process called Safe Gemscribe by Gemory is creating waves when it comes to inscriptions on diamonds.

This is what this process does – it can take a photograph, reduce it and then inscribe it onto the diamond. As though that were not enough, the news is that you could put up to maybe one hundred photographs. Think of what you can do with diamonds now. You could just make it a family heirloom with family photographs on it. Or it could be a great 25th anniversary diamond, a gift to a new mother with her baby photographs, a graduation present, whatever. It comes with its own little portable viewer too. And all this, preserved like the diamond, forever.